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C. Dorso

Publications and source records attributed to C. Dorso.

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arXiv2007

Expansion dynamics of Lennard-Jones systems

The dynamics of the expansion of a Lennard-Jones system, initially confined at high density and subsequently expanding freely in the vacuum, is confronted to an expanding statistical ensemble, derived in the diluted quasi-ideal Boltzmann approximation. The description proves to be fairly accurate at predicting average one-body global observables, but important deviations are observed in the configuration-space structure of the events. Possible implications for finite expanding physical systems are outlined.

cond-mat.stat-mech↗

arXiv2007

Extended Gibbs ensembles with flow

A statistical treatment of finite unbound systems in the presence of collective motions is presented and applied to a classical Lennard-Jones Hamiltonian, numerically simulated through molecular dynamics. In the ideal gas limit, the flow dynamics can be exactly re-casted into effective time-dependent Lagrange parameters acting on a standard Gibbs ensemble with an extra total energy conservation constraint. Using this same ansatz for the low density freeze-out configurations of an interacting expanding system, we show that the presence of flow can have a sizeable effect on the microstate distribution.

cond-mat.stat-mech↗

arXiv2004

Relaxation, Emission Modes and Limit Temperatures in Ni+Ni HIC

A dynamical stability analysis is performed for Ni+Ni central collision at intermediate energies, showing that in chemical, thermal and dynamical equilibriums are reached at an early stage of system evolution. This is obtained by computing the relaxation times of the quadrupole momentum, speed of sound and electric charge density of the system. This way, fragment emission modes at low and high energies as well as the qualitative behavior of the limit temperatures are determined.

nucl-th↗

arXiv2003

Critical Nucleation in Colossal Magnetoresistance

Critical exponents have been obtained for a 3D spin particle system. Clusters are formed and system reaches a critical behavior when fragment size distribution follows a power law, as predicted by Fisher Liquid Droplet Model. Also, spontaneous magnetization critical temperature is in agreement with other theoretical studies. System evolution is reproduced via a genetic algorithm that performs minimal genetic fluctuations until a stationary state is attained. Critical exponents are in the range of those belonging to Heavy Ion collisions previously reported, and therefore belong to the same universality class.

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